Sneak peek: MTD Income Tax solution with Xero

Event information

It's happening! The next stage of MTD income tax is coming, and now is the time to get ready.

Preparing your practice and clients early means you won’t be scrambling to meet the deadline. Instead, you can take your time and make the transition at your own pace.

Join our live webinar and discover how Xero’s solution can support your practice and explore what MTD income tax means for sole traders, landlords and accountants.

Key benefits

• Understanding MTD income tax: You'll gain a clear understanding of what MTD income tax entails, including its purpose, scope, and implications for sole traders, landlords, and accountants.
• Timeline and deadlines: The webinar will cover important dates and deadlines related to MTD income tax implementation, helping you stay informed and plan accordingly.
• Xero's MTD income tax solution: You'll learn how Xero's software can specifically support your practice and clients in complying with MTD income tax requirements. This may include features for digital record-keeping, submitting returns, and managing tax obligations.
• Q&A with experts: The webinar will include a Q&A session where you can ask questions and get clarification on specific concerns related to MTD income tax.

Key topics 

• Making Tax Digital for income tax is coming soon: The webinar emphasises the imminence of the next phase of MTD and the importance of early preparation.
• Early preparation is key: It stresses that getting ready now will prevent a last-minute rush and allow for a smoother transition.
• Xero's solution: The webinar will showcase how Xero's software can help practices and clients navigate MTD income tax.

About the speaker

Sam See, Education Specialist, Xero As an Education Specialist, Sam spends his time helping accountants and bookkeepers make the most out of using Xero. Sam worked in managed accounting and software migration for over five years before moving to Xero. Now using his experience Sam delivers compliance and tax based education to accountants and bookkeepers, ensuring they have the most up to date knowledge of the latest legislation and how Xero helps with compliance and practice efficiency.

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Costs

There is no charge to attend this event. ICAEW members and non-members are welcome to join.

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Xero is a global small business platform with 3.7 million subscribers which includes a core accounting solution, payroll, workforce management, expenses and projects. Xero also has an extensive ecosystem of connected apps and connections to banks and other financial institutions helping small businesses access a range of solutions from within Xero’s open platform to help them run their business and manage their finances. For four consecutive years (2020-2023) Xero was included in the Bloomberg Gender-Equality Index. In 2021 and 2022, Xero was included in the Dow Jones Sustainability Index (DJSI), powered by the S&P Global Corporate Sustainability Assessment. Xero is a FIFA Women’s Football partner.

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